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Business Is Worth

Institutional-grade business valuation in minutes. Nine IFRS-based methodologies, Argos Index benchmarking, and a professional report — built for SMEs.

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Why Value Bridge

Valuation that works
for real businesses

Most valuation tools are built for listed companies with analyst teams. We built this for everyone else.

9 Valuation Methods
DCF, EBITDA multiples, revenue multiples, NAV, P/E, Market/Book, capitalised earnings, and practitioner ranges — all blended with industry-specific weights.
Argos Index Benchmarking
Compare your multiples against real SME transaction data from the Argos Index — the leading reference for private company valuations in Europe.
IFRS Financial Statements
Full income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow inputs — structured in accordance with IFRS principles for professional-grade accuracy.
Sensitivity Analysis
WACC vs terminal growth heat maps and tornado charts show you exactly which assumptions move the needle most on your valuation.
Qualitative Scorecard
Business quality, management strength, customer concentration, and market position are factored into the valuation through a structured scoring model.
PDF Report Export
Download a branded, professional valuation report ready to share with investors, advisers, or boards — no formatting required.
Process

Four steps to your valuation

1
Company & Industry
Enter your company details, select your industry, and define your business model.
2
Financial Data
Input three years of financials — income statement, balance sheet, and cash flows.
3
Assumptions & Scorecard
Set your WACC, growth assumptions, and complete the qualitative scorecard.
4
Valuation & Report
Receive your blended valuation, peer benchmarking, and downloadable PDF report.
Methodology

Nine methods, one
blended answer

Each method is weighted by industry profile. Zero or negative inputs are automatically excluded and weights renormalised.

DCF Method
Discounted free cash flows + terminal value
EBITDA Multiple
Adjusted EBITDA × sector multiple
Revenue Multiple
Sales × industry revenue multiple
EBIT Multiple
Operating profit × sector multiple
P/E Multiple
Net profit × price-earnings ratio
Net Asset Value
Assets minus liabilities (equity basis)
Market / Book
Book equity × market-to-book multiple
Capitalised Earnings
Adjusted EBITDA ÷ capitalisation rate
Practitioner's Range
Industry low–high EBITDA multiple band